Two-Step Experiments Using Tables

Using tables for two-step experiments helps to represent and analyse a two-step experiment if there is ______ (independent events)

Two people are going to order one item each from the canteen. The available items are Pizza (P), Chips (C), and ______ (B)

Representing all possible options using a two-way table is part of a two-step experiment when there is no ______ (conditional probability)

The probability of ordering Chips Burger Pizza can be calculated by considering all combinations like (C,C), (C,B), (C,P), (B,C), (B,B), (B,P), and ______

In two-step experiments, if there is replacement, it is similar to ______ events